Colorado Springs · Concrete Patios

Concrete patios in Colorado Springs, built for backyard living.

A patio is where the Colorado summer actually happens. We pour outdoor-living slabs — broom, smooth, exposed-aggregate, or stamped — graded to drain, jointed to control cracking, and finished to match your home.

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Patios in Colorado Springs

Outdoor living, poured to last

From a simple entertaining slab off the back door to a wraparound patio with a stamped stone border, we build patios sized and shaped to how you actually use the space. Every pour starts with proper grading so water runs away from your foundation, not toward it.

Colorado’s freeze-thaw is hard on flatwork, so we use 4,000 PSI air-entrained concrete, reinforce with #3 fiber rebar — composite reinforcement that can’t rust — and cut control joints in the right places to keep the surface sound season after season.

Concrete patio in Colorado Springs
Why our patios hold up

Finished right, graded right, built for our winters

Finishes to match your home

Broom for grip, smooth for a modern look, exposed-aggregate for texture, or stamped concrete that mimics stone and brick — color-hardened and sealed.

Graded to drain

We slope every patio (about 1/8″ per foot) so rain and snowmelt move away from the house — no standing water, no ice sheets against the foundation.

Built for freeze-thaw

Air-entrained 4,000 PSI concrete, rust-proof #3 fiber rebar, and correctly spaced control joints keep your patio from spalling or cracking through Colorado winters.

Our process

How your Colorado Springs patios get built

The same clear steps on every job — you’ll know what’s happening and why.

01

Design & layout

We measure the space, talk through size, shape, and finish, and lay out the patio to fit how you use the yard.

02

Excavate & grade

We excavate to depth and set the grade so the finished slab sheds water away from your home.

03

Sub-grade prep

We prep and compact the sub-grade — adding a base course on the clay-prone sites that need it.

04

Form & reinforce

Forms set to line and grade, then #3 fiber rebar — rust-proof bars tied in a grid across the slab.

05

Pour & finish

4,000 PSI air-entrained concrete, placed and finished in your chosen texture, with control joints cut in.

06

Seal & clean-up

Sealer where the finish calls for it — always on stamped and colored work — site left clean, backed by a 1-year structural warranty.

What’s included

Every Colorado Springs patio project, standard

  • 4,000 PSI air-entrained concreteRated for Colorado freeze-thaw.
  • #3 fiber rebar reinforcementRust-proof composite bars, tied in a grid.
  • Graded to drainSloped so water leaves your foundation.
  • Control jointsPlaced to keep any cracking hidden and controlled.
  • Your choice of finishBroom, smooth, exposed-aggregate, or stamped.
  • 1-yr structural warrantyWritten warranty, plus full clean-up.
Common questions

Colorado Springs patios FAQ

How long does it take to build a concrete patio?
Most residential patios take 2–4 days from start to finish, depending on size, complexity, and weather. That includes excavation, base prep, forming, pouring, and finishing. Stamped or decorative patios may add an extra day.
How soon can I use my new patio?
Light foot traffic is usually fine after 24–48 hours. We recommend waiting 7 days before placing heavy furniture and 28 days for the concrete to reach full strength. We’ll give you specific guidance for your project and the weather.
What’s the best size for a patio?
It depends on how you’ll use it. A small seating area works at 100–150 sq ft; for dining, plan 150–250 sq ft; for full outdoor living with multiple zones, 300–500+ sq ft. We’ll help you find the right size during your consultation.
Is sealing included with my patio?
On stamped and colored patios, yes — there the sealer protects the color and finish, and it’s essential. On a standard grey broom-finish patio, air entrainment in the mix is the real freeze-thaw defense, so we won’t sell you a shine coat you don’t need. Skip deicers the first winter (use sand for traction), and a breathable penetrating sealer before winter one is cheap insurance. Sealed surfaces should be resealed every 2–3 years.
Can you build a patio on a slope?
Yes — sloped yards often benefit most from a well-designed patio. We can create level areas with retaining walls, steps, or multi-level designs, and proper drainage engineering is especially important on slopes.
Do concrete patios crack?
Some hairline cracking is normal in concrete over time, but a properly installed patio with correct base prep, reinforcement, and control joints will have minimal, controlled cracking that doesn’t affect the structure or appearance.
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